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June - 2024 BMTC-132

The document is an examination paper for a Bachelor of Science (General) course on Differential Equations, scheduled for June 2024. It includes sections with compulsory questions, true/false statements, and various types of differential equations to solve. The paper emphasizes the use of analytical methods and prohibits the use of calculators.

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June - 2024 BMTC-132

The document is an examination paper for a Bachelor of Science (General) course on Differential Equations, scheduled for June 2024. It includes sections with compulsory questions, true/false statements, and various types of differential equations to solve. The paper emphasizes the use of analytical methods and prohibits the use of calculators.

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m
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (GENERAL)

co
(BSCG)

Term-End Examination

u.
June, 2024

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BMTC-132 : DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

Time : 3 Hours
tG
Maximum Marks : 100
en
Note : (i) All questions in Section A and Section B
are compulsory.
nm

(ii) In Section C, do any five questions out of


sig

six questions.

(iii) Use of calculators is not allowed.


As

Section—A
OU

1. State whether the following statements are


true or false. Give a short proof or a counter-
N

example in support of your answer : 10×2=20


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(i) ex and e  x are linearly independent

solutions of y  y  0 .

P. T. O.
[2] BMTC–132

(ii) Direction cosines are connected by the

relation :

m
l2  m2  n2  2

co
(iii) The spherical coordinates (2,  / 4,  / 3) are

 

u.
represented as 3 / 2, 3 / 2, 1 in

ur
cartesian co-ordinate system.

(iv) For the function :


tG
en
f ( x , y )  x 3  4 x 2 y2  8 y2 ,
nm

fxxyy  0 .

(v) The function :


sig

 x y
f ( x , y )  sin 1 
 x  y 
As

 

is not a homogeneous function.


OU

(vi) The differential equation :


N

3/2
1  ( y)2   y
 
IG

is a second order differential equation of


degree one.
[3] BMTC–132

(vii) Differential equation obtained by


eliminating the arbitrary constant c in the

m
equation x 2  y2  c2 is x dx  ydy  0 .

co
(viii) Solution of the total differential equation

yz dx  2zx dy  3xydz  0

u.
ur
is xy2  cz 3 .

tG
(ix) Solution of the differential equation :

(D3 – D2  12D) y  0
en
is y  (c1  c2 e4x )  c3e 3x .
nm

(x) Integrating factor for the differential


sig

equation :

( x 2  y2 ) dx  2xy dy  0 , x  0, y  0
As

1
is .
OU

x2

Section—B
N

2. (a) Solve the differential equation : 4


IG

dy y y
 log y  2 (log y)2
dx x x

P. T. O.
[4] BMTC–132

(b) Show that the differential equation : 6

( y  z ) dx  dy  dz  0

m
is integrable and find its integral.

co
3. (a) Solve the differential equation : 5

u.
d2 y dy
x2  2x  20 y  ( x  1)2

ur
dx 2 dx

tG
(b) Solve the differential equation : 5

(4x  6 y  5) dy  (3 y  2x  5) dx
en
4. (a) Find the equation of the line joining the
nm

points (– 1, 0, 1) and (1, 2, 3). 2


sig

(b) Check whether the limits of the following

functions exist or not as x  0, y  0 : 3


As

x 4  y2
f ( x , y) 
x 4  y2
OU

(c) State Euler’s theorem for homogeneous


N

functions and verify it for the function : 5


IG

x 3  y3
u
xy
[5] BMTC–132

Section—C

5. (a) Using Charpit’s method, find the complete

m
integral of the differential equation : 7

co
p2 x  q 2 y  z

u.
(b) Find partial derivatives fx and fy for the

ur
function : 3

tG
f ( x , y)  5x 4 y2  6x 2 y3
en
at the point (1, – 1).
nm

6. (a) The population of a town grows at a rate

proportional to the population at any time.


sig

Its initial population of 500 increases by

15% in 10 years. What will be the


As

population in 30 years ? 6
OU

(b) Show that the following function is not

continuous at (0, 0) : 4
N
IG

 1 1
 y sin  x sin , x  0, y  0
f ( x , y)   x y .

 1 , otherwise

P. T. O.
[6] BMTC–132

7. (a) Solve : 5

dx dy dz
 

m
x( y2  z2 )  y( z 2  x2 ) z( x 2  y2 )

co
(b) Solve : 5

u.
d2 y dy
x  (2x  1)  ( x  1) y  0 ,

ur
dx 2 dx

when y  e x is a solution.
tG
en
8. (a) Solve the following differential equation by
nm

using the method of undetermined


sig

coefficients : 5

d 2 y dy
As

  2 y  4x 2
dx 2 dx
OU

(b) Solve by the use of variation of

parameters : 5
N
IG

d2 y
 a 2 y  sec ax
dx 2
[7] BMTC–132

9. (a) If : 5

y x
u  x 2 tan 1  y2 tan 1 ,
x y

m
co
then show that :

2u x 2  y2

u.

x y x 2  y2

ur
(b) Find the envelope of the family of circles : 5

tG
x 2  y2  2ax cos   2ay sin   c2  0 ,
en
where  is a parameter.

10. (a) Find the level surface of the following for


nm

the value given against it : 2

(i) f ( x , y, z )  x 2  y2  z 2  24 for k = 1
sig

(ii) f ( x , y, z )  x  y  z  3 for k = 2
As

(b) Find the differential equations of the space


curve in which the two families of
OU

surfaces : 4

u  x 2  y2  c1
N

and
IG

v  y2  z2  c2 ,

intersect.

P. T. O.
[8] BMTC–132

(c) For the function :

f ( x , y)  2x 3 y3  4 xy3  x  y ,

m
find the polynomial given by : 4

co
fxx (1, 1)( x  1)2  fxy (1, 1)( x  1)( y  1)

u.
 fyy (1, 1)( y  1)2

ur
tG
en
nm
sig
As
OU
N
IG
[9] BMTC–132

BMTC-132

m
co
u.
2024

ur
-132

(i) tG
en
nm

(ii)
sig

(iii)
As
OU
N

× =
IG

(i) ex e x y  y  0

P. T. O.
[ 10 ] BMTC–132

(ii) l2  m2  n2  2

m
(iii) (2,  / 4,  / 3)

co
 3 / 2, 3 / 2, 1 

u.
ur
(iv) f ( x , y )  x 3  4 x 2 y2  8 y2

fxxyy  0

tG
 x y
en
(v) f ( x , y )  sin 1 
 x  y 
 
nm

3/2
(vi) 1  ( y)2   y
 
sig
As

(vii) x 2  y2  c 2 c
OU

x dx  ydy  0
N

(viii)
IG

yz dx  2zx dy  3xydz  0

xy2  cz 3
[ 11 ] BMTC–132

(ix) (D3 – D2  12D) y  0

y  (c1  c2 e4x )  c3e 3x

m
co
(x)

u.
( x 2  y2 ) dx  2xy dy  0 , x  0, y  0

ur
1
x2

tG
en
nm

dy y y
 log y  2 (log y)2
sig

dx x x
As
OU

( y  z ) dx  dy  dz  0
N
IG

P. T. O.
[ 12 ] BMTC–132

d2 y dy
x2  2x  20 y  ( x  1)2

m
dx 2 dx

co
u.
ur
(4x  6 y  5) dy  (3 y  2x  5) dx

tG
en
(– 1, 0, 1) (1, 2, 3)
nm

x  0, y  0
sig

x 4  y2
f ( x , y) 
As

x 4  y2
OU
N

x 3  y3
u
IG

xy
[ 13 ] BMTC–132

m
p2 x  q 2 y  z

co
u.
(1, –1)

ur
f ( x , y)  5x 4 y2  6x 2 y3

fx fy
tG
en
nm

500 10
sig

15% 30
As
OU

 1 1
N

 y sin  x sin , x  0, y  0
f ( x , y)   x y
IG

 1 ,

(0, 0)

P. T. O.
[ 14 ] BMTC–132

dx dy dz
 
x ( y2  z )  y( z  x ) z ( x  y2 )
2 2 2 2

m
d2 y dy

co
x  (2x  1)  ( x  1) y  0
dx 2 dx

u.
y  ex

ur
d 2 y dy tG
en
  2 y  4x 2
dx 2 dx
nm
sig

d2 y
 a 2 y  sec ax
dx 2
As
OU

y x
u  x 2 tan 1  y2 tan 1
x y
N
IG

2u x 2  y2

x y x 2  y2
[ 15 ] BMTC–132

x 2  y2  2ax cos   2ay sin   c2  0

m
co

u.
ur
tG
en
(i) f ( x , y, z )  x 2  y2  z 2  24, k=1
nm

(ii) f ( x , y, z )  x  y  z  3, k = 2
sig
As
OU

u  x 2  y2  c1
N
IG

v  y2  z2  c2

P. T. O.
[ 16 ] BMTC–132

f ( x , y)  2x 3 y3  4 xy3  x  y

m
fxx (1, 1)( x  1)2  fxy (1, 1)( x  1)( y  1)

co
 fyy (1, 1)( y  1)2

u.
ur
tG
en
nm
sig
As
OU
N
IG

BMTC–132 8,610

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